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Hello,
MS Access 2000
I know this isn't the recommended way to go, but I was trying to use an
INSERT statement in VBA to pass an embedded picture to a table. Doing so
with a text box is simple, as the .Value property is avalable to pass the
data entered to the table.
So, if I wanted to do this in a simple "insert into..." and my OLE control
from the form is called "Pic", I know I can;t use Pic.Value to get the
picture to embed it. Does anyone know how I'd go about doing this??
I've already been here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;209990
and here:
http://accdevel.tripod.com/imaging.htm
The first just deals with a form with no connection to a table; the second,
frankly, I don't completely understand, and i know one of the Ten
Commandments is not to use code you don't understand
But, it does seem to
change the OLE properties on the obect in the form, then uses the standard
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord to save the record to the database. I'm not
using the standard Save or Add command buttons, so I have to fashion my own
insertion string, hence the question.
Hope that was clear and thanks,
Rodi
MS Access 2000
I know this isn't the recommended way to go, but I was trying to use an
INSERT statement in VBA to pass an embedded picture to a table. Doing so
with a text box is simple, as the .Value property is avalable to pass the
data entered to the table.
So, if I wanted to do this in a simple "insert into..." and my OLE control
from the form is called "Pic", I know I can;t use Pic.Value to get the
picture to embed it. Does anyone know how I'd go about doing this??
I've already been here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;209990
and here:
http://accdevel.tripod.com/imaging.htm
The first just deals with a form with no connection to a table; the second,
frankly, I don't completely understand, and i know one of the Ten
Commandments is not to use code you don't understand

change the OLE properties on the obect in the form, then uses the standard
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord to save the record to the database. I'm not
using the standard Save or Add command buttons, so I have to fashion my own
insertion string, hence the question.
Hope that was clear and thanks,
Rodi